Jason Loverti

My approach to therapy is straightforward, practical and based on what you need in the moment. I tune-in as you talk, sometimes question or give feedback if appropriate. I work collaboratively with you, honoring your experience while thinking along with you about choices, needs and intentions. My theoretical orientation is based on years of working with people more interested in working with a good therapist and less interested in theoretical orientations or approaches to treatment. My perspective is influenced most directly by relational psychodynamic and gestalt therapies, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and other mindfulness interventions. I use my Gottman training (level 1) in my work with couples and Multidimensional Family Therapy in my family work. Please review my website for more information.

I work with individuals, couples, and families dealing with a broad range of psychosocial issues. My clients have been teenagers looking to individuate from their families to retired Veterans looking to change their lives and take stock of a long life well lived. I have years of experience helping people with: depression, anxiety, grief and loss, trauma (PTSD), post-addiction and recovery, relationship issues, chronic illness, and much more.